Ten observations on a full season of push reel lawn mowing

Xringer · 07-23-11, 09:30 PM

My wife got a good deal on 'chemlawn' stuff for one summer.
After mowing my brains out for about 6 weeks, I told her that
I never wanted those chemicals in the backyard again.
It's just toooo much work to fight that rapid growth.
Pretty soon, we discontinued cheming the front too.

It's been too hot lately to go bicycle riding.. So, no way I'm going to be cutting any grass!
Humm, the forecast for tomorrow morning doesn't look too bad for a few bike miles!!

07-23-11, 09:30 PM	#39
Xringer Lex Parsimoniae Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Woburn, MA Posts: 4,918 Thanks: 114 Thanked 250 Times in 230 Posts	My wife got a good deal on 'chemlawn' stuff for one summer. After mowing my brains out for about 6 weeks, I told her that I never wanted those chemicals in the backyard again. It's just toooo much work to fight that rapid growth. Pretty soon, we discontinued cheming the front too. It's been too hot lately to go bicycle riding.. So, no way I'm going to be cutting any grass! Humm, the forecast for tomorrow morning doesn't look too bad for a few bike miles!!